FHCi Research Abstract for Homeoprophylaxis (HPx)


Safety, effectiveness, and efficacy of eight HPx Programs


Introduction:


Past research in HPx has demonstrated safety, efficacy, and improved long-term outcomes i,ii,iii,iv have set a precedence to continue to research the benefits, efficacy, and effectiveness of HPx Nosodes in a variety of applications, populations, and diseases covered.

Immune system development and function is directly related to neurology, digestion, intellectual capacity and discernment, and the self-individuation process. With a systematic breakdown of normal immune system function thought out the human population through vaccines and antibiotics, direct immune suppression, immunomodulating drugs, manmade pathogens, and a host of other interventions, alternative methods of building and maintaining immune system integrity and immunity must be explored. The long-term trajectory of the health of humanity depends on this.


Past research demonstrates that in the hours and days that follow dosing, HPx nosodes activate a mild, short-lived, immune response that appears to not only develop immunity to that disease but through that process improves the long-term health outcomes of the participant.


Building on these past results, we will study 8 individual HPx Programs, designed for different age groups and age-related needs, to activate the immune system towards a variety of viral and bacterial disease agents for optimum health in the immune system and associated systems throughout the normal stages of an individual’s lifespan: childhood development, maturation, reproductive years, and aging processes.


HPx PROGRAMS TO STUDY


0. Name of Program:main purpose or trajectory of the program. The number of diseases. Potencies. Duration. Recommended ages of registrant.

1. Healthy Biome HPx:establishing the foundation of life and vitality. 9 nosodes, 1M potencies. 9 or 18 weeks. Program may be repeated. All ages.

2. Full Childhood Immunological HPx:for healthy childhood development and intact immune systems. Recommended for newborns to 18 years of age. 10 diseases. 200C and 10M potencies. 50 months.

3. Young Adult and College Prep HPx:the emergence of true self and critical thinking through immune system stimulation. 6 diseases and 6 supportive remedies. 200C and 10M potencies. 6 or 12 months. Recommended for collage age young adults.

4. Travel HPx:healthy immune systems while expanding world view. 5 diseases and 5 supportive remedies. More or less remedies may be used based on travel destination, season, and individual needs. 200C potencies. 10, 15 weeks, or longer.

5. Healthy Sexuality and Pre-Procreation HPx:alignment and corrective immunity to the divine order of life. 7 diseases and 7 supportive remedies. 200C and 10M potencies. 6 or 12 months. Recommended for couples

6. Healthy Pregnancy and Fetal Development HPx:releasing inherited afflictions to liberate your offspring. 7 Diseases and 7 supportive remedies. 1M potency. 7 months. recommended during pregnancy.

7. Immune Health for Seniors HPx:activation of immune system memory supporting the role of the elders in family settings. 6 diseases and 6 supporting remedies. 1M potencies. 6 months. Recommended for 55 years and older.

8. Single disease prevention HPx:Single disease or short series. Any time depending on the season, climate, and socio-political issues. Any potency. Any age.


There are four main areas of study for each program:



  • Program compliance (effectiveness of the program design in real life application).
  • Immune system responses generated per dose and dosing series (safety and homeopathic proving symptomatology).
  • Effect on infectious disease incidence and intensity (efficacy for disease prevention).
  • Long-term health outcomes for participants.

Method:


Each HPx program consists of sequential dosing of nosodes separately, or in conjunction with associated homeopathic remedies through a scheduled delivery. Each HPx program is designed for a specific age-group and duration of dosing. Each program will have its own Inclusion/Exclusion/Intake requirements to ensure that participants demonstrate healthy immune function in relation to the HPx program registered for.


Study duration: Registration and uptake on individual programs will be continuous and in perpetuity unless halted by FHCi. Data entry will be continuous as more doses are administered in their select program. Data analysis can be at any point in to depending on the parameters studied. Each program has its recommended time frame for completion.


Parameters:

  • Number of individuals registered in which programs
  • Age and gender of participants
  • Previous health status of registrant
  • Compliance to recommended duration of the program
  • Number of doses administered per nosode or remedy
  • Incidence of remedy responses
  • Quality of remedy responses
  • Other interventions
  • Adverse event rate
  • Disease contraction rate
  • Registrant long-term health outcomes relative to HPx Program undertook upon completion of the program

Supervision: Each registrant will be supervised with an HPx Practitioner who will be their point of contact for questions and intervention should the need arise throughout their HPx program.


Registration:


1. Registrants will register through the Patron Portal identifying Private and non-Private Health Information.

2. After reviewing and passing the per program Inclusion/ Exclusion/Intake criteria they may register for their select program.

3. This document is forwarded to the HPx Practitioner to understand if any pre-existing conditions and opens a door of dialog for extra homeopathic support prior to undertaking the HPx program or during.

4. Each program listed in the Parton Portal requires a nominal administrative fee to access.

5. Once a Patron account is set up Registrants will schedule to meet with their selected HPx Practitioner in their private practice for an interview and Q and A process to explain how the selected HPx Program works.

6. HPx Practitioners set their HPx Program fees within FHCi established guidelines for supervision, documentation, HP program booklet and HPx Kit.


HPx Program administration: Each program is designed to be self-administered for the individual as per schedule under the direct supervision of a trained HPx Practitioner. Dosing dates and responses are to be entered into the All HPx Program booklet.


Data Entry in Patron Portal: Each registrant will be assigned file numbers depicting their practitioner family number within the family and program selected.

Dosing dates and remedy responses is to be entered into the Patron Portal by the registrant and confirmed by the HPx Practitioner.


Early exit strategy: At any time in the select HPx Program a registrant may opt to withdraw from the program. To do so an Exit Survey must be completed.


Completion strategy: Upon completion of the select program registrants are to complete the specific HPx Program Exit Survey and can print a Certificate of Immunization.


Appendices:


Inclusion/Exclusion/Intake:


  1. Parameters for All HPx Program Registrations
  2. Healthy Biome HPx
  3. Full Childhood Immunological HPx
  4. Young Adult and College Prep HPx
  5. Travel HPx
  6. Healthy Sexuality and Pre-Procreation HPx
  7. Healthy Pregnancy and Fetal Development HPx
  8. Immune Health for Seniors HPx
  9. Single disease prevention HPx
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